ifyalways: Are men this jobless? Over an online "title" kwa?
Hehehe.

Fortunately, Ogugua was elected in a free and fair election!

Fortunately, the electoral team REFUSED to tell us all the roles of an eze nwanyi!!

Fortunately, some Igbos belive in Ogugua and love her for who she is.

Unfortunately, some people would be FORCED to deal with it.no options.

Long live our eze nwanyi. elect.

brokoto: this thread is a microcosm of the macrocosm that is the igbo nation. 'nuff said!

donchris33: If Nigerians want Nigeria to change, then Nigerians must change themselves. Want an example of vocal people? Look no further than Boko Haram.

Boko Haram are no more human than we are. They have emotions. They have blood running through their veins. They have ten fingers and ten toes. Most importantly, they have one head. Like many of us, they are in discordance with the Nigerian government. The difference between Boko Haram and the rest of Nigeria is that they are not keyboard warriors, sitting behind laptops and computers, ranting out of anger and frustration. They plan. They do not like something, so they strategize and execute. They set goals for themselves and achieve these goals time after time. As sad as it may be, the reality is that terrorist groups like Boko Haram are successful. Why? Because they act.

Nigerians do not plan. Nigerians do not act. Nigerians do not execute. We are loud and we are prayerful. As a result, we have gotten nowhere.

We can emulate Boko Haram in a positive way. We have forward thinkers such as Seun Kuti, Omojuwa, Steve Ugbah, and hundreds and thousands of others, some on Nairaland. Why can't we all get together and plan? What needs to be done in Nigeria? How can we get from point A to point B? It is possible. Boko Haram has heavy support. Granted, that group has financial support, but Nigerians who want change can get financial support and already have numbers, both at home and abroad, and those numbers should count for something.


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@ ogugua. the post above was curled from one of your threads titled: WE CAN LEARN A LESSON FROM BOKO HARAM. you condemn ndigbo all the time of kidnapping but you praise boko haram that have taken a lot of innocent lives. wat a hypocrite from a supposed Eze-nwanyi. change this your life of praising other tribes just to seek favour, and always condemning igbo, it wont help you, i tell you the truth. My grouse with you is that you have an ulterior motive thats why you act the way you do. For your information nnamdi azikiwe was never the president of these country, what a ceremonial one indeed. these other tribes will just use you and dump you. That is the game in the country right from our fore-fathers. A word is enoug for the wise. Ezenwayi my foot.

Mynd_44: This thread reek of arrogance, ignorance an stupîdity. I am out.
**unfollowing**

healer22:
Why are u so upset it a free world!

donchris33: If Nigerians want Nigeria to change, then Nigerians must change themselves. Want an example of vocal people? Look no further than Boko Haram.

Boko Haram are no more human than we are. They have emotions. They have blood running through their veins. They have ten fingers and ten toes. Most importantly, they have one head. Like many of us, they are in discordance with the Nigerian government. The difference between Boko Haram and the rest of Nigeria is that they are not keyboard warriors, sitting behind laptops and computers, ranting out of anger and frustration. They plan. They do not like something, so they strategize and execute. They set goals for themselves and achieve these goals time after time. As sad as it may be, the reality is that terrorist groups like Boko Haram are successful. Why? Because they act.

Nigerians do not plan. Nigerians do not act. Nigerians do not execute. We are loud and we are prayerful. As a result, we have gotten nowhere.

We can emulate Boko Haram in a positive way. We have forward thinkers such as Seun Kuti, Omojuwa, Steve Ugbah, and hundreds and thousands of others, some on Nairaland. Why can't we all get together and plan? What needs to be done in Nigeria? How can we get from point A to point B? It is possible. Boko Haram has heavy support. Granted, that group has financial support, but Nigerians who want change can get financial support and already have numbers, both at home and abroad, and those numbers should count for something.


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@ ogugua. the post above was curled from one of your threads titled: WE CAN LEARN A LESSON FROM BOKO HARAM. you condemn ndigbo all the time of kidnapping but you praise boko haram that have taken a lot of innocent lives. wat a hypocrite from a supposed Eze-nwanyi. change this your life of praising other tribes just to seek favour, and always condemning igbo, it wont help you, i tell you the truth. My grouse with you is that you have an ulterior motive thats why you act the way you do. For your information nnamdi azikiwe was never the president of these country, what a ceremonial one indeed. these other tribes will just use you and dump you. That is the game in the country right from our fore-fathers. A word is enoug for the wise. Ezenwayi my foot.

donchris33: In as much as i like ogugua on this forum, [b]i must state with all sincerity of heart that i doubt her being igbo or i guess she is married to another tribe [/b]or she is trying to keep her job as a moderator on nairaland. i have taken my time to peep in ogugua's posts here on nairaland and have come to the conclusion that she is just seeking favour and praise singing here. she turns a blind eye to other tribes shortcomings and she is always the first to pinpoint igbo's shortcoming. We all know that all tribes in this country have one problem or the other, but my question to ogugua is, why always pointing out only ndigbo's shortcomings?
Am really not happy with you i must tell you. am not being tribal here o, but, why must ogugua always try to play a good girl even when it is not needed, always the first person to condemn igbo wrongs.
i have a challenge for you ogugua, bring out a post were you have praised ndigbo and i will bring out ten of your post were you have condemned ndigbo.why always condemn.Are igbos that bad?

donchris33:
Boko Haram are no more human than we are. The difference between Boko Haram and the rest of Nigeria is that they are not keyboard warriors, sitting behind laptops and computers, ranting out of anger and frustration. They plan. They do not like something, so they strategize and execute. They set goals for themselves and achieve these goals time after time. As sad as it may be, the reality is that terrorist groups like Boko Haram are successful. Why? Because they act.

We can emulate Boko Haram in a positive way.

@ ogugua. the post above was curled from one of your threads titled: WE CAN LEARN A LESSON FROM BOKO HARAM. you condemn ndigbo all the time of kidnapping but you praise boko haram that have taken a lot of innocent lives.

re@lchange:
oguguas eyes can only see igbo faults
i can almost swear that she is either dating or planning to marry ofe mmanu man
eze nwanyi ma azz

advocate666: ogugua, your reign is dead on arrival. You have lost your people.

Mynd_44:
My guy where is the sense in what you typed down?

If she is planning to marry whoever, is that person not human?

Y'all claim to be tired cos you are oppressed by other tribes and yet you are also tribalists. In other words, you are that thing you are fighting which just makes your whole essence............pointless

re@lchange:


we are not saying that she cannot marry whoever she wants to.
we are only saying that she is biased against the same people she wants to lead.
we are only speculating that she may be under the spell of an Yoruba man who may be "changing her oil", hence her comments
her anti-igbo comments gives her away. it doesn't take much to know where a womans heart leans.
show us one anti-yoruba comment she ever made
she us where she takes on yorubas or any other tribe
never

BABE!:


. . .lost the same people that elected her? Or was there rigging of some sort? You didn't know what she was "capable of" or rather her beliefs before electing her? Did she even campaign? Is she doing the opposite of what was written in her manifesto?

Enlighten me, Mr. advocate666. I'm a bit lost. How did Miss Ogugua become Eze nwanyi?

Mynd_44:

Erm... Help me understand this.

Was her statements false?

Just a yes or no answer will do

re@lchange:

yes, her statements were false because she failed to speak the whole truth.
half truth is not truth.
you can never talk about igbo faults without situating the fault with nigeria
most of the problems she identified and talks about would never exist if there is biafra
most of them won't even exist if nigeria has been fair to ndigbo.
she is blind and deaf to all that!

re@lchange:


yes, her statements were false because she failed to speak the whole truth.
half truth is not truth.
you can never talk about igbo faults without situating the fault with nigeria
most of the problems she identified and talks about would never exist if there is biafra
most of them won't even exist if nigeria has been fair to ndigbo.
she is blind and deaf to all that!

shymexx:

Igbo are individualistic people - and ogugua88 has proven she's more Igbo than the rest of you clowns, let her be... You lot don't even have a proper understand of what Igbo consciousness is, and what it actually means to be Igbo...

re@lchange:


she never campaigned so she is disqualified by that alone

re@lchange:


we are not saying that she cannot marry whoever she wants to.
we are only saying that she is biased against the same people she wants to lead.
we are only speculating that she may be under the spell of an Yoruba man who may be "changing her oil", hence her comments
her anti-igbo comments gives her away. it doesn't take much to know where a womans heart leans.
show us one anti-yoruba comment she ever made
she us where she takes on yorubas or any other tribe
never

Mynd_44:
I am actually enjoying watching the running around

shymexx:

What running around, Ekiti yute? - the massive batty, or what?

advocate666: ogugua, your reign is dead on arrival. You have lost your people.

Mynd_44:
more like the Igbo union running around over a simple issue